[Strickalator]

when women take testostorone to enhance muscle…how far should they go with this i mean after all too much of it would make you alot like a man….and im not sure thats what female body builders really want….

however in my fantasies where health issues dont matter id like to see women larger than even the largest so far ….i guess perhaps because its very attractive

[Matthew Lim]

Honestly, I don’t like the idea of steroid usage for women. It’s unnatural and very unattractive. No matter how much a woman use, the usage is going to cause her to become more masculine in apperance. I like the natural femenine looking bodybuilders, preferrably the Middleweight women who have the most muscle with a clear feminine apperance.

[JimmyDimples]

I gotta agree. I like seeing ladies nice ‘n healthy, but when they check their original sex at the door to get it… I’ll be checking out.

[Strickalator]

yeah checking your original sex at the door…you may never be able to check out again

[Hunter S Creek]

I am not a fan of real life chemical supplementation/augmentation for bodybuilders and athletes, however, it does make for some entertaining female growth fantasies.

FYI — A quick stop at "Ask Jeeves" yielded the following:

The use of androgenic anabolic hormones like testosterone to enhance performance and stamina began in Nazi Germany prior to WWII. Later, back when the Berlin Wall was still a solid force of division, the East Germans started working to create various derivatives of androgens in an attempt to modify their potency and minimize their side-effects (e.g., acne, hair loss, hypogonadism, impotence, water/salt retention, retardation of bone growth, etc.). However, if you have ever seen some of the East German "female" athletes, you can see that they didn’t quite eliminate all of the side-effects. The same applies to some present day female bodybuilders (as mentioned above) even though the drugs have continued to "improve" over time.

Ironically excess doses of anabolic steroids (even modern derivatives) can cause feminization, including gynecomastia, in men because the body will eventually convert excess "male" steroids into the female steroid, estrogen.

So, I’ll continue to fantasize about growth formulas that only enhance but do not degrade a female’s femininity. However, I would disuade any real life females from trying to shoot-up or pill-pop their way to bigger bodies.

Tschuss!

Hunter

[IronPumpingPanda]

I feel women can pump it up as much as they can until they start losing their femininity.

When they start looking more like a man than a woman, a line has been crossed.

[David C. Matthews]

I am not a fan of real life chemical supplementation/augmentation for bodybuilders and athletes, however, it does make for some entertaining female growth fantasies.

Interesting, isn't it, that most of us here (myself included, natch) are entertained by fantasy female muscle growth (e.g., achievable only by means that cannot exist in real life: pseudoscience or magic), yet are downright opposed to seeing real-life women using chemical means to increase their muscularity. (For laudable reasons, really; concerns for their health and their femininity).

(Maybe because it's a fantasy that can't be fulfilled in real life, like GTS?)

[David]

From reading muscle magazines when they used to give advice on this sort of thing women really don't need to take a lot in order to get amazing results. There were women who noticed some muscle growth when taking testosterone for medical purposes. It's what you take that also makes the difference. Some are extremely effective while others are good but have a lot of side effects. A lot of women used to, and some still are, given doses by their boyfriends based on what the men talke and that is too much.

[Matthew Lim]

Interesting, isn't it, that most of us here (myself included, natch) are entertained by fantasy female muscle growth (e.g., achievable only by means that cannot exist in real life: pseudoscience or magic), yet are downright opposed to seeing real-life women using chemical means to increase their muscularity. (For laudable reasons, really; concerns for their health and their femininity).

(Maybe because it's a fantasy that can't be fulfilled in real life, like GTS?)

Although it is an ironic situation. I wouldn't be opposed to it if real-life situations involving chemicals for muscular gains didn't have the stipulation of sacrificing femeninity. I'm sure if there were some kind of growth inducing chemicals that didn't cause moustaches or male-pattern balding, then I would saturate as many girls as I could with the 'juice.'  😛

[Anonymous]

Women and steroids? No thanks! Steroids will make your jaw square, your back covered in acne, your disposition not-so-sunny, your voice deeper, your face hairier, and your clitoris a penis.

One thing some of you have said is the "fantasy" vs "reality" aspect. This is what drives many women mad because here you are, fantasizing about what you know cannot exist, and no woman could ever hope to achieve what cannot exist…read: she will always think you think she's sub-par in one or more ways.

Luckily, I know that women do it, too, so it doesn't bother me. And now that you know women do that, too, then you can point it out and hopefully no harm will be done. I mean, come on, none of you could ever compare to Batman (which many women fantasize about, especially after Christian Bale as Batman in Batman Begins…you should see how women react when another woman asks "What did you think of the actor?").

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